Many people still get confused with how to tell a male from a female Monarch butterfly. All you do is look at the bottom wings. If there are two black spots along the stripes, it’s a male. Those spots are for the pheromones.
Posts Tagged ‘white’
Photo Friday: To Know a Male
September 21, 2018Photo Friday: The Friendliest Flower
June 22, 2018I once heard daisies called the friendliest flower.
First look Photo: Patterns in Color
June 13, 2018I took today’s shot from the Casco Bay Bridge, of the ship yards.
First Look Photo: Last of the Winter Birds
May 30, 2018As Spring speeds towards Summer, the Winter birds have gone away, except this eider. He will soon join the migration away from here.
First Look Photo: A little Lace
April 18, 2018This week’s challenge is all about abstract; so once again I got out my closeup filter and commenced to find abstracts of interest.
Photo Friday: Who’s the More Curious?
March 30, 2018This goose was more curious about me, than I was about it.
First Look Photo: They’re back
February 21, 2018Every year, red breasted mergansers swim their way through this part of Maine, while on the winter part of migration.
Photo Friday: Pale Blue
February 16, 2018The northern blue jay is almost identical to its southern relatives, only in a much paler blue.
First Look Photo: Out of its Range
December 27, 2017Today’s shot is of a bird called a bufflehead. It’s a duck like bird that is not usually seen in this part of Maine.
Photo Friday: The Power of Simplicity
December 22, 2017For some reason after taking this picture, I felt really excited about it.
